Roofing

Living in the Pacific Northwest means being surrounded by beauty—and moisture. While you might notice the obvious leak or spill, the most damaging water problems often go undetected for months or even years, causing gradual deterioration to your home's structure. At ROI Homes LLC, we've helped countless Seattle-area homeowners identify and resolve hidden water issues before they become catastrophic repairs. Here are the silent signs you should never ignore.

Every home tells a story, and sometimes, that story needs a new chapter. For a young family who had outgrown their single-story home but couldn’t imagine leaving their cherished neighborhood, the solution was clear: build upward. What followed was a breathtaking transformation—a $200K second-story renovation that redefined not just the structure of the house, but the way the family lives within it.

Your roof protects your home, enhances its design, and impacts energy efficiency. Choosing the right material can reduce maintenance costs and increase your property’s value.

Your roof is your home's first line of defense against the elements, yet it's often the most overlooked component of regular home maintenance. A proactive approach to roof care can prevent expensive repairs, extend your roof's lifespan, and protect your overall property value. This comprehensive roofing maintenance checklist will guide you through essential tasks for every season.

As homeowners become more environmentally conscious, the demand for sustainable building materials has skyrocketed. Your roof, one of your home's largest surfaces, presents a significant opportunity to reduce your carbon footprint, lower energy bills, and contribute to a healthier planet.

What starts as a small water stain on your ceiling can be the first sign of a serious—and costly—problem lurking in your attic.

When it comes to roofing projects, two concerns consistently top homeowners' minds: "Will the quality stand the test of time?" and "Is this process safe for everyone involved?" These questions highlight what matters most - getting a durable, well-installed roof without compromising safety.

Winter is more than just chilly temperatures and holiday spirit. For your home, it's a season of harsh tests—driving rain, heavy snow, ice dams, and strong winds. Your roof is your first and most important line of defense. Waiting for a leak to appear during the first major storm is a risky gamble with your safety and your wallet.